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  Never Say a Word

  CJ Carver

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  The past is never as buried as we'd like to believe. 
   
  Former paramedic Tom Berry is barely holding himself together, haunted by the ghosts of a childhood he can't remember. Then, one storm-lashed night in the Welsh mountains, he discovers a young boy struggling barefoot through the rain. The child is mute, terrified, and unable to say who he is or where he came from. 
   
  As their fragile bond grows, Tom becomes determined to find answers. But the deeper he digs, the more he's forced to confront his own repressed memories—and the night that shattered his life forever. 
   
  To save the boy he's come to care for, Tom must journey from the quiet valleys of Wales into a violent and dangerous criminal underworld. And when the past finally resurfaces, he'll uncover secrets more devastating than he ever imagined—about the boy and about himself. 
   
  Dark, emotional, and pulse-pounding, Never Say a Word is a gripping crime thriller perfect for fans of MW Craven, Michael Wood and LJ Ross.

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  Going Going Gone: A gripping and...

  Nasheema Lennon

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  Once the hammer comes down, there’s no getting out… 
  20 years ago, Imani’s best friend Kaitlin vanished. 
  Now, Kaitlin’s crumbling childhood home is up for auction. 
  Buying this house is Imani’s chance to finally resolve her grief. It might even ease her guilty conscience surrounding Kaitlin’s disappearance. 
  But fixer-uppers always come with nasty surprises. 
  And as Imani throws herself into the renovations, she discovers secrets that make her question all her memories of Kaitlin, and of the night she never came home. 
  Could restoring no.6 Church Street really help Imani uncover the truth? Or will winning the auction prove to be a dangerous – even deadly – mistake? 
  For fans of S. E. Lynes (The Ex), Sue Watson (His First Wife), Samantha Hayes (The Engagement), Victoria Jenkins (Happily Married), and Valerie Keogh (The Wives).

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  The Strike of a Sex

  George Noyes Miller

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  When women across the nation take an unprecedented stand—refusing traditional roles and withdrawing entirely from society—the world is thrown into chaos. The Strike of a Sex explores a transformative social upheaval through the eyes of Rodney Carford, a man bewildered by the collapse of everyday life in a city suddenly absent of women. With households in disarray, men struggling to adapt, and political reforms rapidly unfolding, the women demand one uncompromising principle: the irrevocable right to their own bodies and the freedom to choose motherhood on their own terms. 
  George Noyes Miller’s provocative late 19th-century novel blends satire, social commentary, and earnest advocacy, creating a powerful and surprisingly modern exploration of gender equality and personal autonomy. Narrated by Joe Reeder, this audiobook delivers a bold and thought-provoking journey into a world reshaped by women’s collective will.

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  Adventure of Mrs JL Heber The -...

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  A MAD WOMAN IS MURDERING LONDON BACHELORS BY DRIVING A RAILWAY SPIKE THROUGH THEIR HEADS
  
  Scotland Yard demands that Sherlock Holmes help them find and stop a crazed murderess who is re-enacting the biblical murders by Jael. Holmes agrees and finds that revenge is being taken for deeds treachery and betrayal that took place ten years ago in the Rocky Mountains of Canada. Holmes, Watson, and Lestrade must move quickly before more men and women lose their lives. The story is a tribute to the original Sherlock Holmes story, The Adventure of Black Peter. Buy it now and enjoy.

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  The Ministry of Pain - A Novel

  Dubravka Ugrešic

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  Far from home, a fractured community of Yugoslav outcasts struggle with their lives in award–winning author Dubravka Ugrešić’s novel The Ministry of Pain.   Having fled the violent breakup of Yugoslavia, Tanja Lucic is now a professor of literature at the University of Amsterdam, where she teaches a class filled with other young Yugoslav exiles, most of whom earn meager wages assembling leather and rubber S&M clothing at a sweatshop they call the “Ministry.”   Abandoning literature, Tanja encourages her students to indulge their “Yugonostalgia” in essays about their personal experiences during their homeland’s cultural and physical disintegration. But Tanja’s act of academic rebellion incites the rage of one renegade member of her class—and pulls her dangerously close to another—which, in turn, exacerbates the tensions of a life in exile that has now begun to spiral seriously out of control.  “A shiningly weird and powerful novel. . . . [It] approaches perfection.” —Washington Post  “Soulful, often searing. . . . This is a work that comes from the gut, one that deserves to be read.” —New York Times Book Review  “Splendidly ambitious. . . . She is a writer to follow. A writer to be cherished.” —Susan Sontag

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  Murder Most Sweet - Tea? Coffee?...

  Ellen Barksdale

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  The "Black Feather" is hosting Earlsraven's annual cheesecake competition. This trial should be a sweet treat for the community, but instead it looks like the first prize is murder! Why has there been such a deadly ending to what should have been a fun contest? Nathalie, Louise and Constable Strutner are on hand to investigate what has all the ingredients of a most perplexing case. 
  
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  Cottages, English roses and rolling hills: that's Earlsraven. In the middle of it all: the "Black Feather". Not only does young Nathalie Ames unexpectedly inherit this cosy inn from her aunt, she also falls heir to her aunt's secret double life! She solved criminal cases together with her cook Louise, a former agent of the British Crown. And while Nathalie is still trying to warm up to the quirky villagers, she discovers that sleuthing runs in the family.

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